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Originally posted by @argyleink in #17 (comment)
An example here is paint-order:
paint-order
it's all checks.. but says it's limited? clicks expando details arrow
but why? so clicks learn more…
this lack of transparency about the "limited" feature label hurts adoption
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That particular feature is not supported on Safari for iOS: https://web-platform-dx.github.io/web-features-explorer/features/paint-order/ which explains why it's "limited" only. However the component shows only green checkmarks, which is confusing.
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This seems like a bug. Looking at a similar case on MDN, The WakeLock request method, which is supported on Safari, but not on Safari for iOS:
Seems like the baseline-status component should use the orange X instead of green checkmark.
This will first need to be fixed on the server, in https://github.com/GoogleChrome/webstatus.dev. It is currently only returning the default browser set, which omits mobile browsers. I opened up GoogleChrome/webstatus.dev#996 to request that this be added.
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Originally posted by @argyleink in #17 (comment)
An example here is
paint-order
:it's all checks.. but says it's limited? clicks expando details arrow
but why? so clicks learn more…
this lack of transparency about the "limited" feature label hurts adoption
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: